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The devastating loss to France was not only “an embarrassment for the country,” but also a moment to reflect on lavish government spending.

Public anger is boiling over at fees that appear to benefit vested interests.

Food prices have risen 11.3 percent since the start of the year.

The former president offered to end his hunger strike if the government met his demands, but the authorities appear in no mood to back down.

Tashkent views bond issuance as a key test ahead of privatization.

Until now, officials had been silent about ongoing power cuts, even calling them a thing of the past.

The fees can cost more than the vehicle.

In a slow economy, real estate deals are moving fast. It may be because property is seen as a steady investment in turbulent times.

Officials blame an 8 percent spike in consumption on crypto miners from China.

The day before, the president promised accountability for officials who interfere with media freedoms.